Online PSP Stuck Pixel Fixer and Test!
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Online PSP Stuck Pixel Fixer and Test!
I made an online PSP stuck pixel fixer! Finished testing, unknown effectiveness (did not run long enough) Anyone here have a stuck pixel, but no cable to use the video, this is for you
This might take 8+ hours.
Here's the link Online PSP Pixel Fix. I suppose you could use it on other screens. It is not my fault if this breaks anything or if something bad happens. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
I added pixel test screens, so you can check for dead and stuck pixels. Scroll down on my first page to get the link.
This might take 8+ hours.
Here's the link Online PSP Pixel Fix. I suppose you could use it on other screens. It is not my fault if this breaks anything or if something bad happens. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
I added pixel test screens, so you can check for dead and stuck pixels. Scroll down on my first page to get the link.
Last edited by vb_master on Sat Sep 03, 2005 7:55 am, edited 2 times in total.
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all it does is blink different colors witch restores the pixel back and it will work.SpongeBuell wrote:is there any way to make that work with my iBook LCD? It has a couple dead pixels on it, nothing too bad, but I'd rather have it gone than there
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its just a movie clipReaperman@home wrote:that works? I guess they're not totally dead then...(like the blue one on my projector)
that's still neat, though. does it let you specify certain pixels and fix them with a keypress at any time?
edit: wait...online, I get it. a webpage that blinks colors
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both of those are incorrect. sony will not replace your psp unless it was manufactured with a defect, which dead pixels don't count as. Also, the only thing slamming it into a wall will do is get you a mashed-up waste of $250. Dead pixels happen because they get 'stuck' on a single color. Most can be fixed if you flash a bunch of random colors on your screen for a while.
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Ok, I tried it out for about 30 minutes, but nothing really happened (it is supposed to take 8 hours or more). Here's the link Online PSP Pixel Fix. I suppose you could use it on other screens. It is not my fault if this breaks anything or if something bad happens. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
I added pixel test screens, so you can check for dead and stuck pixels. Scroll down on my first page to get the link.
I added pixel test screens, so you can check for dead and stuck pixels. Scroll down on my first page to get the link.
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honestly sony hates every one.. look at there add campaines they make fun of there costomers so much and portray them as morons, (just like the PS2 wall mart ones)totokan wrote:both of those are incorrect. sony will not replace your psp unless it was manufactured with a defect, which dead pixels don't count as. Also, the only thing slamming it into a wall will do is get you a mashed-up waste of $250. Dead pixels happen because they get 'stuck' on a single color. Most can be fixed if you flash a bunch of random colors on your screen for a while.
